This API provides all methods (will provide) of Apphera. The API returns by default JSON only, therefore calls to .json are not needed.
For installation service, database seeds & development please contact us at http://www.apphera.com or send me an email at manek -> at <- apphera.com
Documentation at https://git.apphera.com/root/apphera-documentation/wikis/home
https://github.com/nikoma/apphera-sense
http://www.apphera.com/Home/Features
Apphera is distributed under a dual license: an open source license, and a commercial license. The open source license under which Apphera is distributed is the Version 3 of the AGPL with the addition that it also applies to SaaS (Software as a service companies). The AGPL is one of the world's most popular open source software license.
For many users, the AGPLv3 license suits their use of Apphera completely. These users are not distributing proprietary modifications, additions to, or derivatives of Apphera and they do not require the legal protections of a commercial license.
For other users, the AGPLv3 does not suit their use of Apphera. These users wish to use Apphera in ways, products, markets or have other requirements that are not compatible with the AGPLv3. To satisfy these demands, Apphera, as the worldwide exclusive licensor of Apphera, offers commercial licensing of Apphera.
A commercial license to Apphera provides customers the legal means both to modify Apphera and to incorporate it into a product, without the obligation of providing the resulting code under the AGPLv3 license. License fees are priced competitively and offer tremendous value for the capabilities delivered. Fees vary depending on the application and the scale of its use. For more information about software licensing, please contact the Apphera Sales department.
Apphera remains the premier open source social media monitoring and engagement project and development for both Apphera and its components follows the open source model. Apphera provides ongoing commitment and contributions to open source. Apphera's commercial licensing option provides customers with the best possible choice - the innovation and creativity of the open source model, and the protections and flexibility available with traditional, commercial software.
To get started, sign the Contributor License Agreement.
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Added some feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature) - Create new Pull Request